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['Specialized Industries', 'Hazard Communication']
['Healthcare']
03/30/2026
Managing hazardous drug exposures: Information for healthcare settings; NIOSH publication 2023-130, 4/2023
Summary
This document contains risk management information and a table of control approaches describing some of the possible scenarios that workers may encounter in healthcare settings when handling hazardous drugs. The potential exposure of workers from handling a hazardous drug depends on several factors unique to each work setting. Such factors include: (1) the dosage form of the drug, (2) the routes of exposure, (3) the frequency, duration, and magnitude of exposure, (4) work practices, and (5) the presence or absence of any exposure controls such as engineering controls, administrative controls, or personal protective equipment. NIOSH encourages healthcare settings to conduct a facility-specific assessment to determine the most effective exposure control strategies for controlling the risks identified in the assessment.
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['Specialized Industries', 'Hazard Communication']
['Healthcare']
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